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Some cards have a limit on the amount that can be on a single payment, did you check the expiration date? Wayne

The TM shows good old scouring power and in the back section shows a cleaning compound 7920-00-061-0038 (81349) MIL-C-18718 which looks to be powder swimming pool cleaner (Calcium Hypochlorite),all which inciudes some chlorine. Go figure! Wayne

Stainless steel and chlorine (bleach) don't mix very well, just google for more info. I wouldn't trust a water tank used by the Forestry Dept. there no telling what they had in it. If you do use it for drinking water be careful about the very young and the very old drinking from it. The TM...

Well yes, some equipment is shared by the services but not all equipment is. The Marines are well known for using equipment they think are better suited for them. The radiators for the TOQ MEP-805A and the TOQ MEP-805B are different and the TM for the MEP-805A is not showing any numbers for...

TQG family might not just be the Army. The Air Force, Navy and Marine might have them. Maybe the OP can check his measurements. Of course any database is not infallible. Wayne End Item Code: End Item Text: 16A Generator, 30kw, TQG, Tactical Quiet Family NSN 2930000819503 Information: Cage...

The number comes back for "Generator, 30kw, TQG, Tactical Quiet Family". Wayne

Only source I see on-line is Saturn. According to the NSN the brake cylinders for the A1 trailers are the same as the M35 Series. If you find a NAPA number please post it so I can update my records. Thanks, Wayne The information below is from the TM and the web. For the M105A2C, M448, M103A3...

I bought trucks from the "National Sales" DRMS in the early 90s and all had the EUC that had to be filled out. I know of two deuces that was sold at a local DRMO sale at Ft. Stewart GA that there was no EUC required but that was because when they were turned in, the NSN was wrong on the...

Define "pain". The G/L process is very painless. You have to remember all you hear about are the few that go bad. Back then you were completely on your own, no on-line help and everything done by fax. Now a couple of clicks and you set back and wait. Wayne

Try a local insurance company that handles Surety Bonds. Wayne

There is always "cut and paste" Wayne

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/8514-m35-gas-engine-info.html

You'll need to kick some cash to make it even, I think a couple of thousand should do it. :jumpin: Wayne

Well, to answer your question. Because the Army doesn't feel that truck drivers need to know "WHY", just that you need to do it! :-) Wayne

You may want to read this. Wayne From the State of Alaska effective April 9, 2009 (Register 190), 17 AAC 25.014. Allowable Long Combination Vehicle Length on Certain Routes (d) A long combination vehicle configured in a truck-tractor and a triple cargo carrying vehicle combination may operate...

This is not about towed vehicle but in answer to your 5th wheel question. http://www.towingworld.com/articles/TowingLaws.htm Always keep in mind that a LEO can write a tricket for most any reason they want to, it is left up to YOU, to defend yourself at a later date. Wayne

Never seen a civilian tow truck flat tow a vehicle but tying down a steering wheel is not a good idea. When turning a towed vehicle, with the steering tied down or even with bungee cords it will try to push the towing vehicle straight. If the towing vehicle has enough weight in the rear it...

A bump in the road could cause it AND a right front blown tire will also cause a fast lane shift! In most (all?) states it is illegal for someone to be in a towed vehicle. Let a professional do it!! Wayne

The M107 have internal baffles. One easy way to tell the difference is the location of the manhole, the M149 is located at the rear while the M107 is in the middle. Wayne

I don't know of anything wrong with any (I wouldn't want to drink out of any if I didn't have to) but the military went from Aluminum to fiberglass to Stainless if that tells you anything. Wayne